Does anyone know the best way to input one way ANOVA data into Comprehensive Meta-Analysis Software (CMA) to calculate effect size for a meta-analysis? I am looking at studies that have recorded RPE (likert scale ratings) at a number of different exercise intensities (normally 3-5 intensities); I will have Means + SD for the RPE at each intensity, Sample size, p value and maybe f value. Thanks
Try use this http://www.lyonsmorris.com/ma1/ . i hope you will get it
If you have the means, SD and n for each group, you can easily include that in a meta-analysis in CMA.
Hi Jan, I can only see how to include two of the groups in CMA (so T-test is easy). I can't find a function that would allow me to input means and sd's for say 5 groups??
OK - so you are interested in comparisons between more than two different conditions. I haven't used CMA in a long time, so I would have to think more about how it could be done in CMA. Do you have any experience in using metafor for R?
Can you in each study obtain means, SD and n för the conditions they include and you are interested in?
Hi Jan,
No I have never used Metafor or R. Yes I will have Means, SD's and n for all conditions. If you could help that would be most appreciated.
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